Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata 881E Video Test Instrument
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Produktnummer:
Quantum Data 881E
BESKRIVELSE
Introducing the 881E video test instrument from Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata for manufacturing production lines. The 881E is well suited for your manufacturing environment whether testing HDMI®, analog or DisplayPort interfaces. It is offered at a competitive price and is equipped with automation features and pattern generation functions necessary for manufacturing.
SPECIFIKATIONER
| DTV ready–Pre-programmed standard DTV formats are ready for immediate use. Digital outputs support YCbCr color encoding. Analog outputs support tri-level composite sync and YPbPr. | |
| Built-in formats–Over 350 popular video formats are built-in including VESA, ATSC, EIA-770.x, SMPTE 170, 240, 259, 267, 274, 292, 293, 295, 296, Australian, EIA/CEA-861D, NTSC and PAL. | |
| Central administration–Update and configure all networked instruments from a single computer. | |
| Network control–Fully control instrument from any network location with web browser or Telnet client. | |
| Graphics SDK–Create complex patterns based on your specifications using C++ software development kit. | |
| HDMI–Full single-link HDMI 1.3. DVI HDCP production keys for HDMI output. | |
| Easy to use–Access powerful features easily using intuitive user interface. | |
| Multiple configurations–Save and restore different instrument configurations for different applications. | |
| Local pattern storage–Store multiple custom images (.bmp, .jpg, and .png) images in instrument. | |
| Self-calibrating–Analog video outputs are automatically adjusted against an internal precision reference. This assures video levels that are precise and reliable. Signal levels are auto-adjusted individually. | |
| Probe–Trigger a scope or inspection camera using the probe signal. Position a pulse anywhere in the frame. | |
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